Today international group of health professionals in Budapest explore how climate, public health and urban policy can be thought together through the lens of the Budapest Degrowth Doughnut. Building on our collaboration with Corvinus University of Budapest, the session offers a participatory introduction to the doughnut framework and its health related implications for a just…
Not just to know that biodiversity is declining, but to feel it, act on it and carry that commitment into the boardroom, the classroom and the ballot box.
Nine transformative change projects funded under the Horizon Europe programme Transformative Change Cluster met in Brussels, Belgium, on 4–5 June 2026.
Diffusing biodiversity Response-able Action and awareness raising through citizen empowerment, inclusive engagement and innovative GOvernance of Nature and Society
The session, titled “Seeds of Change: Participatory Science for Biodiversity and Equity”, brought together inspiring examples from around the world demonstrating how participatory science can support biodiversity conservation, social inclusion, and community-led environmental action.
On 31 March 2026, the Co-Bio project officially came to an end after several years of collaboration, learning, and co-creation across Europe.
Partners of the ACT Project gathered on 12-13 May at NINA – Norwegian Institute for Nature Research in Trondheim – for the official kick-off meeting of the project.
On May 18–19, changemakers from around the world gathered online to share bold ideas and real-world solutions for a just, sustainable future.
The LIFE LOGOS 4 WATERS project demonstrates how integrated, ecosystem-based water management can improve the climate adaptation capacity of local municipalities by addressing negative water balance challenges in two Hungarian catchments. Within the project, experts of Greenformation delivered the assessment of impacted ecosystem services and the project’s economic impacts. Building on the baseline socio-economic and…
Ecological economists from across Hungary gathered at Corvinus University of Budapest on 27 April for an inspiring afternoon workshop and Tim Jackson’s public lecture on his latest book, The Care Economy. The event was organised by the Research Center for Ecological Economics at the Corvinus Institute for Advanced Studies (CIAS), Corvinus University of Budapest, which hosted both the…